Best practices for deployment?
I have seen a few threads discussing deployment of marimo apps, e.g. on AWS. Are there complete examples that I could learn from? Any pointers would be appreciated!
For context: I have created multiple marimo dashboards, and would like to share them with the rest of my team. (They are currently private, e.g. I don't want to share them with the rest of the world.) They are not resource intensive, and I could easily host them on a single server (perhaps dockerized, and routed via nginx?). A starting page that lists the available apps would be useful, too.
Maybe others have solved this problem already? (Or perhaps something akin to
Shiny Server in the R world is already in the works somewhere?)Solution:Jump to solution
We don’t have a comprehensive doc on deployment yet, but as people find what works for them we’d happily accept contributions to our own docs: https://docs.marimo.io/guides/deploying/index.html
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We don’t have a comprehensive doc on deployment yet, but as people find what works for them we’d happily accept contributions to our own docs: https://docs.marimo.io/guides/deploying/index.html
marimo is not really special, so whatever people do for other apps that use a mix of http/websockets should work for marimo. Still I understand the value in having instructions
Dockerized is the best and recommended route
I prefer fly.io for deploying docker containers
Thanks a lot for inviting contributions! I understand that marimo can be deployed like other apps. But I also suspect that marimo is / will be highly valuable to users without a strong software engineering background (myself included). So a little help from other marimo enthusiasts will be much appreciated from us data science types!
One option that might offer a low barrier is https://www.shinyproxy.io/ Fully open source, and with lots of examples. (It enabled me to deploy shiny apps successfully in the past - but now supports virtually any app that has been dockerized.) I will work out an example with marimo and report back!
Awesome, thanks! Curious to hear how it goes